Grand Total Spent on 2018 Federal Elections: $219,324

By definition, electioneering communications do not
explicitly advocate for or against the election of a candidate, but simply refer to a clearly identified federal candidate in a
broadcast ad. Because of that, the Federal Election Commission requires that groups disclose only which federal candidate(s) were
mentioned in the communications - not whether the communications supported or opposed the candidate(s).

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Based on data released daily by the FEC on November 21, 2018.

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